Prior to the submittal of the letter to the European Broadcasting Union on Friday, members discussed whether to boycott the competition or to black out the screen while Israel is performing

The FBI used an undercover informer to make contact with the George Mason University student, an Egyptian national, who allegedly recruited the informer to make a bomb and purchase a rifle, to be used on a building representing the 'Yahud'

Intercepting a Houthi drone from a missile boat last week was one of many actions by Israel's navy, which has participated in fighting and defense since October 7, 2023, unlike in past wars

In June, the IDF confirmed that Haim Peri was killed in captivity in Gaza. His grandson Mai Albini-Peri was one of the first hostage relatives to claim a link between the Israeli government's continued survival and the continuation of the war

Since Saturday evening, at least 30 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza in separate strikes throughout the Strip ■ The director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in north Gaza, ordered to close by the Israeli army, said obeying was 'next to impossible'

In a self-aggrandizing article in the Wall Street Journal this weekend, Benjamin Netanyahu avoided mentioning the 100 hostages held captive in Gaza because they don't fit his 'total victory' narrative

Mahmoud Abu Arisha, the manager of the Arabic-language Al Saraya Theater, was summoned for police questioning twice in recent months and forced to cancel a screening of a Palestinian-directed film

Just four months after a giant seed round, Decart has raised another $32 million. Its software speeds up AI training, but investors – and the gamers community – are drawn to its generative game model